
The Pacific Northwest is known for it's beautiful coastline, green interior, rainy weather, and spectacular mountains, but because of all of this it's also the perfect place to go missing.Become a supporter of this podcast: www.spreaker.com/podcast/missing-in-the-pnw--6402146/support.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 98 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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A beautiful 21 year old woman goes missing from a Casino bingo hall in Auburn, Washington one summer afternoon in 2019.
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Catch the live episode I did when I was at the Beyond the Crime Convention in Albuquerque New Mexico on April 11th, 2026.
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A mother goes missing from Spokane, WA in 1992 and 7 years later her 9 year old daughter does too. Could the same person be involved in both their disappearances?
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Carmita is punchy and passionate!! I love that she focuses on the marginalized...in a world where missing white people get all the press, she's there supporting the LGBTQ and BIPOC who go missing and don't get that attention. And she went on another show I like, called Family Plot Podcast where she was JUST as feisty and knowledgable. Listen to this show, she's really talented and it's really good!
Thought this was going to be good listening, but literally 2/3ds of the 30 min episode was talking about herself. Every time I would skip forward she said “ aaannnd”, “aaaaannnd”, “aaaaand”. I thought I was having a stroke.
I love that this podcast focuses on BIPOC individuals that don’t get as much media coverage, and you can tell that the host has a lot of compassion for the people she’s speaking about. I think the execution could be improved tremendously by just writing out some notes and talking points ahead of time, as the host often sounds like she’s just winging it based off memory. More background info and context that can’t be found with a Google search would be cool too, but if its just for the purpose of... more
Thank you for the hard work you do to get the word out about missing person cases. Listening from Scotland, UK 🏴 xxx
I wanted information and descriptions to help me keep my eyes open for them or to help try to solve these cases, but mostly she ranted and complained.
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The show centers on missing person cases in the Pacific Northwest, with a strong emphasis on marginalized communities—especially Indigenous and BIPOC individuals. Episodes blend case details, local context, family perspectives, and advocacy for tips from listeners, often critiquing official timelines and media coverage biases. A notable throughline is amplifying overlooked cases through community partnerships, NAMUS and tribal police networks, and cross-network collaborations, making it a resource for listeners who want to stay informed, help spread awareness, or take action. The host's passionate storytelling and willingness to critique investigations stand out, along with regular guests and a network of collaborators who broaden the scope... more
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